closes #100

timetable.py

@@ -27,6 +27,8 @@ def timetable():
 					ORDER BY time ASC''', i['date']+timedelta(weeks=2), i['date']-timedelta(weeks=2)):
 			# we can not use the where clause of sql to match against the time, because sqlite and mysql use a different syntax -.-
 			# we still use it to only get the lectures for a 3 week periode
+			if not l['time']:
+				l['time'] = datetime.fromtimestamp(0)
 			if ((l['time'] < e) and (l['time'] > s)) or ((l['time'] + timedelta(minutes=l['duration']) < e) and (l['time'] + timedelta(minutes=l['duration'])> s)):
 				i['lectures'].append(l)
 				oldtime = l['time']
@@ -39,7 +41,21 @@ def timetable():
 		for l in i['lectures']:
 			# who the hell inserts lectures with zero length?!?!?
 			l['time_end'] = l['time']+timedelta(minutes=max(l['duration'],1))
-		for l in sorted([(l['time'],True,l) for l in i['lectures']] + [(l['time_end'],False,l) for l in i['lectures']],key=lambda t:(t[0],t[1])):
+		# create sweepline input array
+		sweeplinetupels =  [(l['time'],True,l) for l in i['lectures']]
+		sweeplinetupels += [(l['time_end'],False,l) for l in i['lectures']]
+		tmp = []
+		for x in sweeplinetupels:
+			unique = True
+			for y in tmp:
+				if x[0] == y[0] and x[1] == y[1] and x[2]['short'] == y[2]['short']:
+					unique = False
+			if unique:
+				tmp.append(x)
+				print(x[0],x[1],x[2]['short'])
+
+		sweeplinetupels = sorted(tmp, key=lambda t:(t[0],t[1]))
+		for l in sweeplinetupels:
 			if l[1]:
 				curcol += 1
 				if curcol > maxcol: